[SOC] Done with it.

[w9ya]

Talking somewhat seriously this is the code at the website for the "Gold
Membership button";

      <SCRIPT type="text/javascript">
var name = "soc"
var domain = "qsl.net"
document.write("<A HREF='mailto:" + name + "@" + domain + "?\
subject=SOC Membership&amp;body=Hi, I want a number too ! \
My name is _NAME_, my call is _CALL_ and I want/do not want \
my email to be listed on the SOC web. I hereby agree with the\
terms of application.'><IMG border=0 src='pics/mem9.gif'><\/A>")
      </SCRIPT>

(I added the '\' to keep the one run-on line more manageable for viewing
here.)

**** UM>>>> this is VERY SOC as it is a javascript which is a big maybe for
being usable at the user's end of things..... hence why some folks are not
finding this usable.

Now because I am a VERY SOC, I am not able to discern from the above code
snippet the knowledge that I could otherwise/ impart to others to send an
email to soc at qsl.net with a subject of SOC Membership and asking to
become a member and stating whether I wanted my email listed at the website.


Eh ?

- Bob
w9ya



On Tue, Dec 22, 2009 at 10:04 PM, John <k7up at hughes.net> wrote:

> At 08:15 PM 22/12/09, you wrote:
> >It is true!  There is no membership button.
> >A slight oversight...
> >
> >I was told to click on a membership button that admittedly does not exist
> on
> >the site.
>
>
>
> It's there. Look for the Gold Membership button. It's over two inches
> long and 1/2 inch high. About dead center of the page.
>
> John
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